“Do King Shit”, a movement dedicated to the hardworking men of the world, to encourage them to stand strong in tradition. This hoodie is the first of many in this fall collection.
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The D-King Signature Edition White Hoodie
Embrace royalty with subtlety. A crisp white hoodie that asserts your reign without uttering a word; ‘D King’. Dive into comfort while making a statement!”
Profit or Prosper? That is the Question…
When it comes to doing king shit, there is one name that stands out above the rest: Rick Ross. Not only metaphorically, but also literally, he takes the cake. With a staggering net worth of $150 million, Ross has the profit game on lock. However, it is not just about profit for him. Ross strives for something greater – prosperity. This is the ultimate goal of King Shit!
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The Resilient Mind 
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